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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1922
Page
5
The Daily News announces its publication details and policy on news dispatch credits and free notices. It specifies Associated Press rights and rules for letters and advertisements, urging submission with author name and written consent.
A Frederick Maryland newspaper essay argues for whiskers over shaving. It notes Sacramento men flaunting whiskers during the Forty-niner era and says beards convey weight and dignity. The piece defends beards against Bolshevik and tramp stereotypes and urges a philosophic view of shaving time.
Sergeant Cobell Corporal Everly and Corporal Gallagher will be at Market and Church streets Saturday morning to answer questions about civilian training camps for the coming summer and regular army enlistment. Camp A A Humphreys and Engineer Reserve Officers Training Camps will run June 15 to July 27, District of Columbia Engineer National Guard July 9 to 25, and Citizens Military Training Camps Engineers July 27 to August 2. An entire barracks section has been hauled and repaired to accommodate the camps. Dr C E Entertained Mrs Aldridge Buxton hosted Grace Reform church Junior Christian Endeavor Society with games narrations and music. Refreshments were served. Guests included Miss Ida Riggs Mrs Raymond Shank and numerous juniors and several young men attendees.
Sixty four draped caskets, last of America's war dead to be brought home from France by request, were placed on an army pier in Brooklyn aboard the transport Somme. Service will be held Sunday before burial with relatives. The Somme also returned 87 officers and men, and 84 enlisted families aboard.
A concise biblical reflection notes that the Lord observes all deeds across the earth. It emphasizes reverence and the divine scrutiny of those who seek to stand in righteousness before him, invoking a sense of solemn accountability.
The Inquiring Reporter gathers local opinions on summer warmth. Respondents on West Patrick and surrounding streets expect a warm season based on current weather indications. Participants include D Milton Comfort, George Cramer, Edgar Fahrney, Harold Anode, and William Woole with varied street posts.
In Washington on June 8 Representative Schall Republican Minnesota, himself blind, paid tribute to a large delegation of blind veterans in the gallery who aided the nation in winning the world war. He recalled his own near-death fear after losing sight and affirmed he is not dead, and hopes his blind comrades feel the same.
Nearly all the Belleek district’s combatants have left the area in northwestern Fermanagh. Cattle wander freely while Irish Republican Army patrols remain. Pettigoe entrance closed to nonpermits, civilians largely deserted. Military in control as Protestant refugees return, Catholics faced with restrictions amid political tensions tied to London conferences and protests over the Tiege incident.
Captain Ed Rickenbacher, leading American war ace, leaves Mitchel Field bound for Detroit on a three month flight intended to cover every state. He carries a letter from President Harding to the Shriners convention in San Francisco. The mission aims to travel over 15,000 miles by air, surveying fields and reporting to the Army Air Service.
Peter G Cameron second deputy state banking commissioner was named by Governor Sproul to succeed John S Fisher as banking commissioner. Cameron based in Wellshore Tioga County has sixteen years in the department, first appointed examiner in 1904 by Governor Stone Siac hen. A Mrs G Beaman of Marion is critically injured in a hair curling device accident at a Marion shop.
Frederick firemen depart tomorrow for Lonaconing where the annual meeting of the State Firemen Association begins next Wednesday. The Presbyterian Sunday School marks Children’s Day with Miss McDaniel presenting the School of Expression at the City Opera House on Thursday and Friday. Grace Reformed Sunday School observes its fourth anniversary as Trinity Church decorates with palms and floral designs. The Elks Carnival occurred Saturday night and the Robman Carnival Company arrived in Frederick for Washington, Pa.
About 400 to 500 seventh grade pupils from county schools will receive certificates at the Opera House in Frederick tomorrow at 2 PM. Emory L. Coblentz and Col. D. John Markey will speak on education value and patron’s view, with music directed by Rev Thomas L. Gibson and certificates presented by Superintendent G. Lloyd Jalmer.
The Golden Threads Bible Class of the M. B. Sunday school held a gathering at Mrs. Arthur Jones's home on West South Street to celebrate its second anniversary. A program featured prayers, readings, poetry, dialogue, piano selections, and a class verse, followed by refreshments.
Property transfers between George W. Pearl Edgar H. McBride Martin Wachter and others list $5 or $10 stakes. A marriage license is recorded for Paul Schreiner Donaldson and Harriet N Hoover. Equity suits include Schildt v Schildt and Frizzell estate sale petitions. Services at Shookstown Pentecostal Mission set for June 11 with two times. A stray quotation from Boston Transcript appears at the end.
Herb Morgan leads a Woods outing where he and the Pirate Seven learn to identify dangerous plants. Mr Morgan explains poison sumac poison ivy and poison oak with descriptions of leaves fruit and habitat. He warns boys to avoid contact and to wash with soap and water if touched.
Graceham residents visit kin in Braddock and Hagerstown while others welcome relatives from Frederick Chambersburg and Keymar. A Ladies Aid festival is planned on the church lawn June 14. A birthday surprise for Lottie Zentz sparked games and music with many attendees. Local families listed include Collistower Stambaugh Pomeroy Beuler Six and Zentz clans along with Adams Troxell Crawford Angell and Weller relations.
Due to rain Mountainale Union Chapel moved the Children’s Day program to Sunday afternoon June 11 at 2 o clock. The program includes orchestra selections, recitations, songs, a message, offertory, and closing numbers. Local residents Mrs Mollie Frook Mrs Phoee Hamerick Mr Edward Smith and others are noted in brief social items.
St Anthony's parish gathered Thursday evening at St Anthony's Hall to honor 14 members in good standing of Mount St Magers Catholic Benevolent Association with the entire parish invited to attend.
Foster, an eager talker, wanders from his boat trip and befriends an elderly veteran fisherman. While his brothers mock his chatter, Foster learns luck comes from conversation as he nets a fine string of fish after a chance encounter by the riverbank. A final playful jab echoes the tale’s light tone.
On June 8 events across history include New York proposing a government revision in 1689, paper money first issued in New York in 1709, the Texas treaty rejected by the U S Senate in 1844, Tennessee seceding in 1861, Lincoln and Johnson nominated at a Republican convention in 1864, and General Pershing arriving in London with his staff in 1917.
The text cites a constitutional provision stating the legal rate of interest as six percent per annum unless the General Assembly provides otherwise. It also includes an editorial remark about painting the lily and a remark about a “resehid mouth” labeled as an everyday fact, attributed to the Ashville Times.
Several hundred attended the event at Mr. J. B. Seltzer home. Guests danced while some played cards. The Radio Receiving Station there works well and provides nightly concerts from various stations. Seltzer and family receive Detroit and Indianapolis broadcasts. baseball scores arrive each evening.
June gatherings near Rocky Ridge as Mr and Mrs Samuel Marshall and daughter Marie visited Mr and Mrs Harvey Pittenger, joined by Mrs Lester Fox and daughter. A humorous Washington Star misquote about dancing sparks lighthearted chatter in local notes.
The article highlights saving accounts as major vehicles for building capital globally, emphasizing their role in fostering financial resilience and long term wealth accumulation through disciplined deposits and interest compounding.
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